I am new to pipelines and runners.
I want to simply build my python code after a pull-request or when I want.
But my build script is in another repository . I don’t know how to get this file.
I created a Windows-64 Workspace runner in the bitbucket interface, and then copy-pasted the 3 lines to download and start it on my local machine:

Expand-Archive .atlassian-bitbucket-pipelines-runner.zip
cd .atlassian-bitbucket-pipelines-runnerbin
.start.ps1 -accountUuid '<ACCOUNT_ID>' -runnerUuid '<etc.>

Then my runner is working.

[2024-05-30 10:03:15,341] Runner version: 2.1.0
[2024-05-30 10:03:20,832] Runner runtime: windows-powershell
[2024-05-30 10:03:20,973] Starting websocket listening to RUNNER_UPDATED events.
[2024-05-30 10:03:21,236] Updating runner status to "ONLINE" and checking for new steps assigned to the runner after 0 seconds and then every 30 seconds.
[2024-05-30 10:03:21,553] Updating runner state to "ONLINE".
[2024-05-30 10:03:51,246] Updating runner state to "ONLINE".
...

But I can’t get into a bash prompt. Where are my source files located? I imagine in .. But do I have other repos accessible in a Workspace runner, or should I git clone them to have access to the files?

Bonus question: how do I debug this, without having to change my bitbucket-pipelines.yml file online and send my request through bitbucket online UI, for a very painful debugging? I would like to enter my runner locally on a bash, like in a Docker container, and see the filesystem, start my build, etc.

Note that on an Ubuntu self-hosted runner, I manage to enter the docker container (Windows runners are not docker containers if I understood well), but I can’t find any source code:

root@623d8692a688:/opt/atlassian/pipelines/runner# ls
bin  docker  entrypoint.sh  README.md  target

and I see no repository in my filesystem…

Thanks a lot for any help or hint!